Author and ordained minister Sherry Malunat has unveiled her latest publication, titled “Light vs. Dark: Weapons of Warfare,” which explores the complex spiritual battles between good and evil. Released on January 5, 2026, the book aims to provide readers with a deeper understanding of the unseen conflicts that shape human thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
Malunat’s work emphasizes the mind as a crucial battleground in spiritual warfare. She argues that our thoughts significantly influence our emotions, ultimately affecting our actions. Drawing from biblical teachings, particularly Ephesians 6:12, the book discusses various spiritual tools and weapons available to believers. It encourages readers to maintain intentional focus as a strategy to foster resilience during life’s challenges.
“This book will open the eyes of the reader to both light and darkness and teach them how to battle with the weapons described in the book,” Malunat stated. She highlights the importance of choice, suggesting that readers can harness their ability to move forward rather than remain stagnant in difficult situations.
The target audience for “Light vs. Dark: Weapons of Warfare” includes individuals seeking increased spiritual awareness and practical advice for navigating mental, emotional, and spiritual struggles, especially during times of adversity. Malunat notes, “With the way our world is moving and all the darkness and corruption that plagues the world, we need to know how to move from dark to light and gain knowledge of each side and how their kingdoms operate.”
The book is now available in various formats, including softcover, hardcover, and electronic editions. It can be purchased through WestBow Press, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.
About the Author
Sherry Malunat is an ordained minister and certified life coach with extensive experience in spiritual guidance. She has spoken at numerous women’s conferences and retreats and previously served as the Director of Women’s Ministry at the Vader Assembly of God Church. For more information, interested readers can visit her website at www.sherrymalunat.com.
Overall, “Light vs. Dark: Weapons of Warfare” presents a compelling examination of spiritual dynamics, offering readers practical insights and encouragement for their personal journeys of faith.
